Hot Air:

Glenn Reynolds argues that the wait lines for treatments in a single-payer system are not the biggest concern.  In a Washington Examiner column, Glenn relates personal stories of how his family members have benefited from innovation in medical treatments, and how the market plays a big role in providing incentives for it.  When government makes all the decisions on health care, will those same incentives exist?

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